The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1918, Page 4

coos gee : What the Banks Will Do to Help You Buy Bonds— HE UNDERSIGNED BANKS PLEDGE THEMSELVES : to assist clients in purchasing Liberty Bonds and to SS make loans freely on bonds subscribed through them in : 7 order that each possible subscriber, even though without funds now available, may make an adequate subscrip- tion. Such loans will not restrict the subscribers’ regular line of credit. Citizens having funds available in their savings accounts can borrow up to $500.00 for the purchase of Liberty Bonds at 41-4 per cent until the next interest payment date at the bank. This is the same rate that the subscriber receives from the government on his bonds. There will consequently be no loss of interest. Following are the three different plans under which you can purchase Lib- erty Bonds: Plan No. 1—Payment in full must accompany subscription. Plan No. 2—Ten per cent down; balance as follows: 20 per cent November 21, 20 per cent December 19, 20 per cent January 16 and 30 per cent January 30, 1919. Plan No. 3—Ten per cent down, balance as follows: 10 per cent October 28, 20 per cent November 28 and 20 per cent on or before the 28th of each suc- ceeding month until the full amount is paid. (Subscriptions under this plan are limited to $500 for each subscriber.) Under either plan 2 or 3 you need to pay only $10 down on a $100 Liberty Bond or $50 on a $500 subscription. SS LL 1) we First National Bank The Bank of California i if National Bank of Commerce _ Canadian Bank of Commerce iF 7 Dexter Horton National Bank State Bank of ¢ c ie 4 Dexter Horton Trust & Savings Bank Coren Savings updun y Ai aig National City Banks 7 Seattle National Bank Metropolitan Bank Scandinavian American Bank Seaboard National Bank . * a eee ee SSS SS SSS SSS pg Pcs PPP PPP PP PsP Pe Ps PDE Ss SS PS Pe